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Rent levels (Mietenstufen) in Saarland

The rent level in force (since 2023) and the rent level from 1 January 2027 under the Federal Government’s draft law. 12 entries will change.

Towns and municipalities with their own rent level

Municipalityuntil 2026from 2027 (draft)
BeckingenI I
Bexbach, StadtI I
Blieskastel, StadtI I
Dillingen/ Saar, StadtII II
EppelbornI I
Friedrichsthal, StadtI II (changed)
HeusweilerII II
Homburg, KreisstadtII II
IllingenI II (changed)
KirkelII I (changed)
KleinblittersdorfII I (changed)
Lebach, StadtI I
Losheim am SeeI II (changed)
MandelbachtalI I
MarpingenI I
MerchweilerI I
Merzig, KreisstadtII II
MettlachI II (changed)
Neunkirchen, KreisstadtI II (changed)
Ottweiler, StadtI II (changed)
Püttlingen, StadtI II (changed)
QuierschiedI I
Rehlingen-SiersburgII I (changed)
RiegelsbergII II
Saarbrücken, LandeshauptstadtIII III
Saarlouis, KreisstadtII II
SaarwellingenI I
SchiffweilerI I
SchmelzI I
SchwalbachII II
Spiesen-ElversbergI I
St. Ingbert, StadtII II
St. Wendel, KreisstadtI I
Sulzbach/ Saar, StadtII II
TholeyI I
ÜberherrnII I (changed)
Völklingen, StadtII II
Wadern, StadtI I
WadgassenII II

Districts (for municipalities with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants)

Districtuntil 2026from 2027 (draft)Municipalities
Merzig-WadernI II3
Regionalverband SaarbrückenI I1
SaarlouisI I4
Saarpfalz-KreisI I1
St. WendelI I5
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Sources: Anlage zu § 1 Abs. 3 WoGV; BT-Drs. 21/8284 (draft, not yet passed); municipality directory © Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis), boundaries as of 30.09.2026, Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung 2.0. Where municipality names differ between the sources, we have matched them. As of 6 November 2026.